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Actions become substantially slower over time #936
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I'm not sure about
which appeared to clean some things up? |
Had same issue when upgrading to the latest version a while ago. I re-cloned with SL and it's working fine until recently, it's slower again. |
Is your repo a If it's
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Mine is a I've attached the debug logs for
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That would be a Could you try the |
Ah sorry, the output is
I do not have watchman installed |
Thanks. It looks normal. Something might have regressed without our notice (non-watchman, non-edenfs use-cases are rare in production). I can have a look when I get time. |
@ianb-pomelo What is the version of Sapling you're using? Are you building
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I installed Sapling via Homebrew and am using version Sapling 0.2.20240718-145624-f4e9df48 I tried that command and it was about the same performance as without that config. I have also tried installing watchman and that substantially sped things up so for me I can just use that setup |
I'm using
setting the flag to
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@quark-zju do you have some suggestions how to work around this, other than re-cloning? |
I have encountered this, too. A quick run under Instruments showed that in my case the issue was due to multi-pack index validation. The issue only appears after some time because originally there is no multi-pack index, as the count of pack files is low. This also means I could fix it temporarily by running git's garbage collection on the The reason it's slow seems to be due to excessive validations on multi-pack index loading as described in libgit2/libgit2#6166 which is fixed in the upstream. Indeed, simply recompiling sapling with the |
Thanks for sharing! @destroycomputers this works for me too!! |
As a temporary solution, you can try disabling multi-pack index by appending to
Then delete the multi-pack index file:
The underlying complexity is with It seems the multi-pack index is causing multiple issues - performance issues reported here, and "object not found" issues reported internally ("not found" by libgit2, but found by |
@quark-zju meanwhile, would it be possible to bump the version of the |
Good catch. I didn't realize we're using an old version. I tried upgrading it but it does not seem as trivial since other 3rd party dependencies in the monorepo (like cargo, sqlite, etc) wants the older version. Upgrading them could be a choice but if it's too hard we might try different approaches. UPDATE: It is more complex than I thought. Let's say it's not feasible to upgrade now. Our plan might be migrating off libgit2. |
I have a checkout of a git repo in sapling that I have been using for a while and as I've used it more and more, the commands (such as
sl status
andsl
) have been substantially slower. I checked out a new version of the repo with Sapling andsl
is almost 2x slower in my older checkout andsl status
is ~8x slower. I suspect that it has something to do with all the history that I have locally that is hidden. Is there a way to clean up the checkout a bit to remove these stale references that I don't want to bring back? Or do I just have to routinely checkout new copies?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: